Intersubjectivity refers to:
A) judgments made across time periods.
B) the sharing of a common focus of attention by two individuals.
C) infants' ability to determine meanings of words from context.
D) use of the grammatical structure of an entire sentence to figure out meaning.

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Intersubjectivity refers to the shared understanding between two individuals who are focusing on the same thing or object, and can communicate about it. It is an important aspect of social development in infants and young children and helps to establish a basis for shared communication and joint attention. The other options do not correctly define this concept.

Intersubjectivity Refers To